According to an X post by Unlimited Funds CIO Bob Elliot, the average BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) investor has taken losses after Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest price crash. According to data from Farside Investors, BlackRock’s IBIT ETF has seen more than $900 million in outflows since Jan. 27, 2026. Let’s discuss what may happen next for the world’s largest asset manager.

Will BlackRock Buy More Bitcoin Amid The Market Crash?

BlackRock’s entry into crypto was much celebrated as it gave substantial validation to the budding asset class. However, the losses faced by BlackRock investors after Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest crash may lead to some worry.

There is a chance that BlackRock experts will use the opportunity to buy more Bitcoin (BTC), given the lower prices. Moreover, the world’s largest asset manager has been quite bullish on the original crypto. CEO Larry Fink stated in a 2025 letter to shareholders that the US dollar could be usurped by digital currencies like BTC. The statement drew substantial attention from market participants.

While the current crash is worrisome, there is a chance that Bitcoin (BTC) will recover over the coming weeks. The latest market dip is likely due to President Trump choosing Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve Chair. While Warsh seems have taken a pro-crypto stance of late, he had previously spoke against the crypto sector. Many worry that Warsh could pose a threat to the cryptocurrency realm.

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While bearish forces seem to be in control at the moment, many experts anticipate Bitcoin (BTC) to climb to a new all-time high later this year. Grayscale and Bernstein, in particular, are bullish on BTC’s 2026 performance. Both firms claim that BTC is following a 5-year trajectory, and not a 4-year path. This means that BTC will hit a new all-time high in 2026, five years after its 2021 peak.